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, - . . •,. - V) eg t _ if t 4 7(rt:l! '‘. .; , •4 1 1 4" . 14 • • • r - 11 .tAt 0 4 4 A • 4 • 11.2 64,,V 41' • A 11, • 6 l. • • i• ) .\*. rot 7 . : . • , , r ti l l t{ 1, it% • • R IDA Y, MAY 6, 1808. i+TlTlvi . B.cit 4881.] [pyt w A sixpExcE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING,' May 6, Mi t will be pertormed-• THE WORLD. The Charatters by . Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. BANNISTER. • Mr WROUGEITON, Mr.MATHEWS,' Mr. PALMER, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RUSSELL, Mrs. JORDAN. Mrs. POWELL,- Miss BOYCE. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr'. DE CAMP, And thY Epilogue by Ms. ELLISTON. ware CARACTACUS. .O.e.FICE OF ORDNANCE, April d, \ llloB. PRINCIPdL OFFICERS of HIS MA • - 11 . yitstra ORDNANCE a ber4 give Node', That Protatitts will Se received at tkeir porgy, i n .p,di m j i4 un or be. Art Frid4y the 33ile May Next, frf,ns such Pevslns us may be turning Ito undertake the Perforntance of the G LAM E. R'S WORk for tie Service o/ this Apartment, at rbe Tower Pall-Mali, Greenwich. IPaolisoic4, and Put/lees, fir 16;yeyeart, IMPERIAT PAIMMMENt confessed that - it wars The, Loan C far from goshig , tltc length which he hiniself thought desirable; biit ht inemit the Biil only as an attempt to' 4o :is a beginning,, on the douse - might ,tivor.v3r4l. proceed, wht.:; oieir kV4•41141.• fo th sQ .• par . ating thy I'4 1.1 11 Ott! •,.(• .), ye it it , p st t ax g t t letfiiprtypegitiii; ho! 1 ;10 ,•41 G introduce it iiresent maawttre. _, .„.4 ) 4r -or Loids IlosTyn, Galloway, Grem adortoti, an.! opposed !!ie Bill in jts . nresent shale; LOtc:itedesdale approved of it. Lord HAiviceshuaT argued in reply at some length, to shew that however advantageous the Trial by Jury 'was in Geeat Britain, it could nor, tinder the, forms of the Soto!: Law, be produc tive of benefit at present, it introduced ihto that Coutitry, The qUestion was then pnton the preamble,which Avas carried bywthe contents, without a division. On the clause for dividing the Ohambers or Count into two, being read, Lurd GIIgsIVILLe ITIOVed, that the word two be Lett out, and the wont t hree . be inserted. The 'Loaf) CtiA,24CahLort rose, and cahlwoett, that if he was to follow the boot of his own ihelination; he would support the AMendment, but haVing con stilted some of the moSt . etiiinent men in Scotland on the present question, be had ascertained that a great nuinber felt disposed in favoUr of the division into two Courts, while, a. considerabletitunbtr of eminent persons thought a division into three eliamberS would be more benecial. Under these eircurrin stances, he thought it more advisable to pursue a moderate course, by adopting the division into two,' which would- give amPle opportunity for trying the experiment of innovation. Lords GiaNyil.t.it - , LAupaanAL,s, and Enstvga, • supported lie Amendment; which was at length tie - - gatived vgithout,e.diviiion. . The Cliaitinan glen obtained leave, to report pro gress, and•Sitcagaim to-morrow.--Acijonrned.. HOUSE O,F PE4S,, TFIIIRMIAY; MAY Sir S. ROMILLI: combated to be heard for - the Re spondents i i the Roxburgh Cause. A farther hear ingon Illoaday next. _ A. Message from the Ccnn;notis brought . up, • agreeably ft), their Lord-;hips' desire, .a Copy of the .Minutei of Evidence taken ,before that House 're• spe4ing the injury that would he sustained by our Manufaaurers in general, nod by the , British Mer chants trading wi'lt America, in conietjuence of the Orders in Co uncil, and also a Copy Qf the Petitions of these Merchants against those Qrders.--Ordered to lie on the table. terminable' after the expir4tion of Qat Year, oat :bra Aloaths aogre either PartY • ANCIZNT Oarailocus (the Cenerai), Mr, D'EGVILLE ; tliwy, Mr. ROBERTS ; Hengo, Miss C. 1381 STOW ; Edgar, Master NOBLE, ; • Cadwal, Mater WALLACE ; Oswald, Master BRISTOW • Wilted (the High Priest), Mr.'OOCIKE ; Mador (the Chief !lard), Mr. SMITH heuidg, Messrs. DIGNUM, GIBBON . , MILLER, FITZ, SIMMONS, ificc. Isla, Miss GA YTON ; Ethelinde, rs. SHA PE ; Virgins, Miss GREEN, Miss *MANLEY, Misses U. and DENNET, Mi.s TOOgE, &C. *old &NS. Caesar, Mr. CRANFIELD; Claudius, Mr FISHER; brusus, Mr. MALE; Marcus, Mr. 1. A U it EN r. toles 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 35.64. Second Price ts.— taller y 25. Second ;'rice ss. —Upper Gallery ts. Stood ;'rice bd.—No Money to bc returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at tho Box- Offkel Russell-street. The Dijors to be opened at Hall past Five, and begin at HMI past six. The new Comic Opera of The few of Mogailore will be repeated to-rnorrow and Tuesday Wit, With rho new Ballet 01 Catactacus. Further Particulan, together with the Tenn, and Conditions of the Contraa, May be known upon Application at the Secre tary's Vet, in I'all.Mall , any day between the !hairs of Ten and Four o'Cleck. The Prop salt must be delivered at :be Sr cre iary's Office aforesaid, sealed up, and endors,q, " Proposals for the Performance of Glazier's Work for the Ordpance De partment;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said i3t6 May next, at Twelve o'Clock at Novi of the same Day neither will any Tender be noticed, unlets the Patty making it, or an Agent itekis behalf, shall attend. fly Order of the Board, fir CREW, Ser. The Spirit Drawback Bill was also brought up from the Commons, ,and re.ul a tint tune. DANISH SHIPS. Lord suotopTil observing that the Papers for which he had:moved,- relative to the detention and Condeinnation-af.,Cevtaiis Danish Ve§sels previous to the of War against Denmark, were bow on the. table, ruse to name a chy on which he Should briss forward the motion which he intended to frame m the subjet of these capers. He was anxious tosubmit his motion to their Lordships on as early a day as possible but seeing that Monday and Tuesday next were pre-occupied by other im portant business, lie• should name to-morrow se'n, night (Friday), as the day on which he should Make the motion of which be had long since given notice. The Noble Viscount concluded with inov, ing that their Lordships be summoned to attend on that day .-..-Ordered. THE CATtioUt _ r i -I HE diIANP STATE LOTTERY, which be- Ribs Drawing JUNE: 2S, is the only totter,,V that ever contained SIX TRUES of TWENTY TriousANo POUNDS. • SCHEME. 6 Prizes of - Csoooo - are . 120 , 0 , 0 - to,ooo - - • 5, 0 9 6 3 - 2 0 00 1.004 THEATRE ROYAL, COVI.NT-GAROLN. LO.MOIIROW EVENING, MO 7, 10 3 , Will be perfot t ned THE FASHIONABLE LOVIA. • Lord Aturville, Mr. LEWIS Aubrey Mr. POPE; tyrrel, s ir. C. KEMBLE Colin Macteod, Mr. COOKE.; Augusta A ubrey, • Miss SMITII ; Mrs. Bridgemore, Mrs. 1M VLNNORT. WITH WHO. WINS ? Ot, THE VID Q W's CHUIC I. The Qlntraigerd by Mr. FAWCETT, Nit I.IsToN, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. M'. DENMAg, Mrs. C. l• EMMA:, Mrs. L.FS TON„ • Miss CAMP, bakes 6s. Second Prit:e 35.--I'd 35.6 d. Second 'ride 2So +-Gallery is. Second Price ts. —Upper Gallery ts. SEICOIId P lice 6d. Nu Money to bc returned, • 1)1.1 , ..t.s for the Boxes 10 - 00 taken of 'l3t4ndoh, xt the Pk -office, in I lart. it rect. , The Doors to opened at Halt-past Pot:, and begin at itaffi,past Six. • • ,..O'n account oft r great demand for Places, and the Ott*. .1 1 0 w from all parts ot the Theatre last Monday, the Tragedy r 'tattle% Ptivce of Denmark, and the Pantomime of tiara iequin and Mother Goose, will !iv repeattirt (positively let tit: last tutus this Season ) art Monday next. This Day was *published, • A New Editioir, ',bee rna. 6d, halt• bound, GEOGBAPHIA. ANTI( .UA : being a Com plete of tilaps of A.m.:woe Geograpli : , beautifully Cogravoci Coal Cei l.e rttr s, CopperipliteS, Doistlgl. for the Uk..: of Schools, and of :Gentlemen who, Mike tits AlR:tent IV ritait their Dcliett or'Study, Prif‘tral for P. 411,1 C. !Willem), Nu. -62, St. *Paul's Church-yard C. Lgw. - No. ik. *v544.64-1mm:: mid 400 - Pula and CD. So. 39, Vaiernosyer.row, 1% , EST MIDIrLESLX ,'.'AT'E) q'ORIC.i. `r 0 GENEItAL, ASSEIiaLY 'Of t _.... 1111 4 " :14 ,...L. M. , I I A l' i Y °I . PKOPRIEToits of this lAl4# noun. ti.... 31 the Fr e''' 'U 4s ° ll3 ' Tavern. on Tuardio ~tbeld dstY Al Nler instant ; • WILLIAM CLAY. FA. in the Chair; The Report of`the Dirditiors, with s Clitiorat A baliait of flit Company's Accottills, being present*. s$ 416 u " C P 9fl from tit,: Coninch)r at the Wall'‘' It was Re , tae‘l untaimbitsly, That OS sallt• be I E, eittd oli s enteren on the Minutes-of the Assembly. And it was Acsolved unanimous! y., the :Movie I i kanks of this As. it thlblY tie presented to tit Board of Direitors for thOr very Peat I.tertions and Indefrgablet Attention in the Conduct en thia 1V O otitS, and -for wl . leafy lettourable CommUnicatieos ittpecting the same. . ' - _,.. it being lien otlicialiy tintlAed to the Assembly that iii1 4 , 1 !'" 4 "*""r"^"*"'""e"" - ' '' " ' Vacanq existed in the bird of Diref..tors, and that Clara,; ir T itheataedli of SPILSBURY' s PATENT AN IA the Act nt Parliament tif the 46111 Geo. ill. being_ rcart..l t' go It Btirtc, Inot's, in Scr ,pliulous astlE.rup. . iihieltregulates the appointment of Pireclors to fi ll Vacan ite ivitrj ! ; may ' porhaps be experienced by, its removing auy ties arisi n g front re.ignatton or disquajitioation, Hirelino!ur l oop vinatter that obstructs the 'aaion of the ab,orn. Straeti, Est; was nominated to ill the treeancy which woe - Askt,g a . ; for it isa fail, in ;t I cases in %link h the medicine 46 dee .1 r. 4 t whereupon it WAS . , lies been most successful, time discharge at ail is mutt in , liesoß. 1 kinanirnollsiyi That HA Rj3 • 11 , 4d6. sTRAC Ey, , smelted ( it eruptive -nore eiol.e..tj till the matter atlyances to Esq. be elected a Dliector accortlingrt. ;heath. it co.oirr and consiseaiwy, with tin iltrlfireVed slaw or Anti this being the .clay on which It is a tipabitil bf the . the apitetitc. Even this is the case in elderly people, who, aforesaid Aa, that foul , of thst Direttor.. shell go init of offtti m iro • watt! of VigOtit, havefrequelit ularatitins on the .eN tre. and the arrangements in that regard a*presCrihed by the ~ i es. .... 4he c!leets of the mediciugoijstityy, Gent, and Ait, icing duly observed— I t was declared by the Plitt Clip umftiSM. ate well known. h it That mitt tollowill Gentlrenten were drawn out, and hiti eilltiT:t;. k istuesteil you will ask for the Patent Aoti.sprbotic fill to be Vireetors, via. r‘otops,/ , it a black ink stamp, in bottles of is. ad. ; iiinu. WM. CASS, Esq, THOS. LUMLEY, Esq._ 1 bid boarif.ites. ; anti larger il. as. duty included. Anal (3l, O, COOK, Lstt , G,EORCE WATTS, Esq. ' - '1 iolivan#Ve taking half a dozen. Wliti being severally noininated• to be again Directors, anti ..,....-4.:! - , . _. - .. SitcluNtarn►h • • ' . i du* htivini, been duly a:co:idol it was . ~ r • __ J w:rtt 'IAA r I,EV. MR HARCLAY's PATENTA.NTIBIS.S. Resolved tinantmouslyi That they be re.elc4cal ; and i !.. - s 013 PIt.I. S. Wm. CASS, Esq. THOS, 'LUMLEY. Esti. '' • . GE°. C ook., Es . - fit:URGE WATTS, Esq. ,TT Was a rettiark of tht. pelebtutesi Dr: liuchaa, mere ( l• duly re-eletted accordingly. ' - : : .1. Author or the Domestic hjeclielne t !hat complaints of , „, , . istkesulved unanimously,. Th i s tits Thanks of This Asacrn.„ the Stomach and 00WeiS arc the prevailtok n rjedYof this ull' be liven to WI I. IA NI CLAY. Et t hi s very Canary . , which lir the founititiosof the- formidable 4. cur i stb a Aeu r , 4,l_b, ► impartial Conduti (luring the b Shim -of this ins.. and Utak: Dise4ost that the 'from . who smild dlacoestr for " 1 , Y. , the relief and cure; safe anti usibilibic remedy would per. ~ . . tbrin a nthst important *Mica so socipty. That d iscovery has now been, made in site Patent.itatibilious tilts atilt! - Rev. William -lirciat, she !ostensive sale of which, and the high estimation to llitich they arc descry:4ly. helot, has considerably ICSsessl thp number of these complaints; and bids fair, in a short time. Lobe the means of entirely orfli. eating them. TO* l'ilis have a ousels and safe operation, they oet pow's/luny:and. ape fry on tMt Bile, and thus remove the numerous diaornoles iotineeled with ft, SiciS Hod- A ekes, liltUitA , lC ( i, 'Lit co Complaints, jaandicc, Nu. epus pi t 0 troiri Iviisei 41m tion, . They are the most 4 valuable Fain IY MIP4I'4V hitherto offered to the Public, atui the proptififi is. l; pporteti by the most respeetoble evidence of the fist ehantiters of the Nobility anti ethers, that they have never bop sdirtinitterg4 toasty hieratic) without giving certain and 'Folly relief, end in the 'owl completing a z • th'S4 • - ' • -• " This valuable Medicine. bav*g_ ben used ' with success, is moommended by the,following Ristitigoishod Paroon.va ; '.- The ,Might lion. Vier / QUM P 1 110e4 • . The Lordlilishop of Rath and - Wells. Sit Lahti tiottcYwOod, Sail. M.P. for Honk*. Sir tephon I.l4ltitlitilett, Batt. N, P. tor POOOl. Thomas Anson, Esq. ht.P. for Litch4eld. lames Antyatt, Esq. M.P. for Southemcin. blieholsco Convert, Esq. M.P. fog Heft • . • Edmund Bochmcgsq. New-oreet, Spring ardent.. '' Thomas Harnmersioy, Esq. rall-Mall. . . C. W . Dickes, Esq. 'Private '/I4retery to the Archbishop of Canaorbutv • Tim kev. 4 i r. Di roial t p Librgiaoso the Archbishop. C-1 Forester, Esq.. .P. for IVeinock. Sold wholesale and . iii by Mr. UUtiet, NO, 4,ChC.IPS*4 YOWL by Mr. Kirby. Statturd.street, Old bond-sired ; .. r Stratton, Leicester-square; 1;14on and Co.J no, Qx 104.arrot ; and by all rettPeoo/e YCNerOl l l TIiVII 404 r4.lltry. • • A caution.—Obswycklte4rge of wi1 1 i 4 , n ,84 03y is en__ em , .. xi 00 old 944 Mt, whi ch ss stinted on - the outside wrap... per of each b oa ; all not iio 4404,,,i - ar, 3 da qq ..o, 41) 4 . . o tho. ''rice c o, 64.. mhos. -for box, .wigg ample dire4iO4. - This- Day was pool4heil. ' In Two Volunit, (Vtavoi, price il. 4s.' in hoards, A , - DICTIONARY of the LAW of SCOT -4716 LA ND. intended for,' tile Use of t,he Public at large is . wall As of the Profession., _.' Hy ROBERT LELA.. W.S. , Lcaurer• on Cortv_eyancitig, appointed by the Society of Writers to the Sigtict . __ .. • • . _ , •_ _ _ Pliniejd for Longo tri, Hurst,. Rectkl 3 nciqrinct Piater- 00 4- itivrow ; and johi: Awt.runi, Edinburgh. 40.40 . - 4 s econ d volurno. may be had so.paratc, pricy tzs. beard f * , • MOntakni.street. Russel_ s quare, 3il hlay, 1%,14. ROB ♦ S. SLOP ER, Chief Clerk to the Coiupany. MONEY. MESSRS. LUCA.S and Co. be Leave to inform . those that may be desirous ,of burrowing Tempo. l Ory or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all times. and without delay, advance any'Stsin from One Nun. deed to Twent y Thouisand Pounds ' and upwards, on personal Or gig other Security, ari from May I isgeSettlements Mo. ney in the Funds Clergymena' Livi4gs,Or Freehold. cog. hold, an d L ease h old Estates, on thy. most fair and ° Terms, and will a lso conclud every Negotiation at much less expence than what is usually inVored in moncyltanscaions, Personal Applications MeiSrs. Lucas and Co. daily vs.' tive at their liaise, No, te,, jermyn.street, St. fames% TAri (1 Leiters, post..paid, •itofitnediately answered. N.E. Ten years purrikliase be given. t u t sccured. Ahnuitics. • A., ARMY. TO 13E SOLD, - udder the Regttlatioh, 111111 XN• SIG NCY ;r, a Reginttat Abroad..-:For' filtthet lYlarS, apply • Orreinally, or by 'Letter,. postopaid. ) 4 0. tots. 14 11 0 St l'idce. Lambeth I,r or at 'Mr. tunatvol's Cooric.houst, • o'Cl ol39 ,c ks J Holborn onitatt any cloy tiontlweiv so oTwo To BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AN IncreasedlifaslT arising front tOODAtrettVc Land. ITIOrC t r:lcsa, Tithe-lice, 4nd 4.aiul-Tatt Atecilictt. Th e Lo rern i ui hekt op Lesas by foils very, Are • ' si,cctdole '(halts. Fur Nrticul4,B aPPI3' PCllantly, Or by Letter, riost.paid, v P . 14, Lim Place, Lambirh I or at this Bar of kr. Furiii- L , offee...house, N o . 43,9, klolborn. London, any gar— from welt Co Two o' Cluck ) wilt* AtNi""s r"r"" h, 7 - - - .. Po . to - - - . to* , , jo - • • • So , i t i ona - - • - xt - . , • • • . a toosi , i i •oo - - • . ks —....-...... ss.ooo Tickets. . kno,ooo - . . , NO FIXED PRIZE. TICKETS and SHAR4S are selling at ail the Llceneett 64ices in London, and by their Agents in the 'Country. Present Price.—Ticket ,tau I o half - • - Zia IS b Eighth - - 42 is 6 21buter . . s 9 o + Sixteenth - sV 0 1...,.‘i , , ...• - 2:17 --- -te IntAL , DRERRY's PATENT SPECTACLES. .PHE Sight of tho Aged restored, the Vit-a - k Sight 11 sttengtitencd, and the Verret Sight preserv;tl, upon lirtriciples, by BRA '4l'4 ENT *PEP- UtllloVed tIPM 12, l'lccutilly, to Oxtord.stieet. 'Orisitve, it is not the, -ttewly•opened Mutt), the Curlier of Ilit . le.stroet, as some have boot led to inraXrne, trout the 4 ilijning the sante Nurnbtv, and a display at spcela. &e. but it a Pirate Bootie, 319, three duo r$ trout ArA)le-strevt, when: Speatacles only are attended to. Lord - Gazsvt,ta.c said, that he lied named the 13th inst. as the day on which he wished to bring under their LOrdslAps' consideration the important subject contained in the Petitien of the Catholics of jreland. rose now to beg leave to defer boat cdosideratien to a more distant day. and it was with extreme relutaance that he propoSed any delay of such a mailer, because its peculiar importance, and the sensation which any unnecessary delay in hringr lug it undetdiscussion might give rise. to, were with . hitn t.trong motives not to admit of any procrastina, lion of the basiness which hg could conveniently Noble Friend of his (Earl Grey), had been called to a distance into the country by private affairs of an : ettgent nature, and some titue would elapse Wore they would allow his return to ,WWIL He knew his;Noble,Friend took a very lively, interest in this question, and that lie was anxious to be pre sent when it came into debate. He expetted his teturn by the eitli inst. to which day he wished to pUstpone ilia . CeUSidcratiOn Ot the pet i tion,'" He Was not, howttver, prcpared to pledge himself ,to t hat precise day, thongh - he certainty had no intention of nropo3iitg : a farther delay than of a very few day s , whether It was or was netin.the power of his Noble Friend to attend. The magnitude, of the Ethic& Would not justify, in his mind, any longer post, pavement of that, very serious discussion. Lord HAWiuttlitiitY tmped the Noble Baron would not &lei . his Motion, at the utmost, be yond a few days atter the time he-had now nain..d, for the Noble Baron must, sensible that i hen it might be equally inconvenient for other Nople 1, , ,ril s to attend, 'who might iiiyf.bo ocsirops to b~ ire IA the ;. ft certainly .thought any titOch ionger , doAy woiii,l ineKtmi4sible, if it was the inteitciciin tK I.tal Nut)lti, Ilaroh'tti bring 10; . %%atti the. 4nesljon this Se.'Sii)tl. • • OROERS IN COUNCIL—AMERICA. 1,(11 *ti Glif.NYI again rose, to .actyqr.t.lo 3.1‘10- tion or Which he , 113,4 notice tweviclti: to the rece.zs. 'The oh's,Nl ot . .t hat ..Notitai ~, . . a A•1i r „., 40 - tits .tiraytit4. 0.13-Aln , :%ty. to. revoke ,x 1 }refers if) •(»Inc; i t 1 1).)) ticoiarly as thiy t;k,, [Jotted ,t , :a ot Atiterica. The' rtliootifit f 1).4 Life), ;;.)ne abroad of the pro thit air relathnt, 4th America Alight. soon be brought back to a Wit , . that would - .indUce the revocation of these Ordel s, caused him to defer hilt Motion for the present ; for far happier. should Le. be to see these Orders, rescinded in., consequence.ofl such a salutary change, than: - consequetme , of any measure which he could propose to the. House, Its however, contrary, to his 1004 anxious %Oates, no event shortly happened to produee the revocation _of the Orders, he should then feel it , his duty to perse vere in his Motion, and not co clefe. r it. longer at most than a few gays atter he intended to bring before the House the .cetWderaticiti of the Catholic petirioo, Vitt. Ike 7th inst. Lord fi'4'waEsaoalr rose, but not ,tee enter into any discateinn ot the inferences which the Noble Baron was disposed 1P deduce from the rumours he adyeiteil tn. He should not touch at present on the foundation of these reports, and rose merely.to pre vent bit iileOce baiog interpreted into an .adOssio4 that any thing connected with these reports had yet occurred to induce his , Majesty to rescind these Or. dgerz. l , ___„_ The Bins 013 the table were tben forwarded lo their respativp stages. SCOTCH I UDICATURE. -The Order of the day was read for the House to reiOlve itself into a Comniittee on the Bill for better regnitgin the Administration of.lnsticein Scotland. ..-1:11e !ionic, having resolved itself nOcordingly into he Oonunittee, Lord ZastcANa said, that he was sorry to observe chat no *o:n4o:tents 144 - been made in the Bill which were lately at all to 'remove fife inVonve nieuces, ib remedy which was its professed . object. The same .delay would ;4111 continue in hearing ap peals, instead of diminishing, the present was rat4e,r calculated to increase.— Not* and Learned Friend mist touch the mat ter witb jpoldetAind, it he -wished to fl compljsli I.Lie sieslied objea. Perhaps something, however, taig - JK 1 dntie k y . heßaraopg the dot fret); Om law, 1101.75. E OF COMMONS. THURSDAY S . MAY 5. The Hott4entiallotted for a Committee to take into ooniiderat?6illhe Petition complaining of an undue return tiir:thwilorotlgh of New Mahon. The fol kiwingivete the Members; • W. L. ittighes Esq. Lemon, Esq. Earl of rAtinoirthi H. Swaim, . Gipps,_Liq._ LoNther, U. King, flats, Sir 11. V. Tempest, Batt. Sir E. 0. Lloyd, start, „ O'Callaghan, Esq. Right Han, Sir Nepean, 1. I.,Blacknurts, M. Laing, lisq. C. Ounda.i, Esq. B. flails, Esq. The Interment Bill was ,read a secoud time, and ordered to be committed to• morrow. Mr. Vat.A.us, the Chairman of the Committee appointed to take into consideration the l'etHolf cornOlaining of an undtvi, return for the Cfnivetsity of Publitt, reported that the sitting Meniber was duly elected, and that .the Petition did out appear to the Conitnipee to be frivolous or vc.xattoos. Mr. ST. TORN MASPN. Mr. SPIIIRIDANi presentpd a Petition from. Mr. St, J..hn .Masoti, a Barrister of Ireland, stating that he had been i..i)t)floett for above . 1%0 yoals the Jail of , Kil main ham,'"on charges which, navitig been mi... wifely inve,tigned, Were.:proved to be wholly un founded ; in consequence of which he was released, b.ll wit ;1 the •total . ruin of hi property,- wi t h i.n y to) ; hey i ilea.fore prayed 1. , , 101):)aribie 'fioiltio. The Hon. it En. VatrAlS other st.itetilht4 ha 't 1,) 01 I, 0! cryh!.,..; gI'IQVLIIICI.:S Of 3 sinli* it: , :)antt..' • no and read. - r tite Motion Ina, it tio - lie 90 the t:tbEe, ' t -Sir A. WELLLSLL7t deCLIITLI, th.tt all he could say on flte subjedt was, that altit,t4h`the Petitioner had ..„ 'certainly beeittoonfineti for the period' stated 'in the Petition,'''ybt thit he underst..Kl that confinement hoci been'l.o;:caslurfed' oirctunsLinces of very strong snspicfon: -:.• • • NEPPAN madea feW observations but in so IoW 4 lotteot voice, that it Was iriviassible to' eol• IF6t their import.' " Mr, P. YfoortE stated, that he had se©n various documents •relative to cases of - a-sitniar description. If the allegktions in thoie'doe'ndients were tray; theti•eatment'of the - persons ter. whom they related while in imprisonment, was disgraceful to a civilised Government. Mr. D. 140,.vNE uNbc,taj dim the, Eicecutive Go verturtentih Ireland had used the priWers critruted to them' during the late disiurbances with the . ttitimat inpderation., For twenty years. that he had'had' art OpPortithity of Observing- wOat . passed in that coun try, he had never heard such a statement as that which had just been made. • , Mr. W S .. myrn observed,' that the Petitioner (if his allegations 'wee true), althOugh taken np - only On 'suspicion, and not brought to trial, had been irea.ted as guilty.' He presumed that by the law of !Ireland, as well as by the law of England, guilt was not punisherhill it was proved to be guilt. 411 the 'negative knowledge of the Hon. Gentleman who pad just sat 'down, went for nothing when compared with . thepusitive tail now alledged. He did not low pine the stnallest personal blame to either of the Getirlemen opposite ; but he was imiquivn. catty of opinion, that vender any circumstances, it was entAt"-tiatigerous for a Clovernreent to have ti e poiver rit coinfiuinb individnals on Suspicion, without beink4Vonsinle to those individuals, should suai suspicious be proved slight or ill-founded. Mr. D. AROYNE explained, Col: llattair ,observed, that an Lion. Gentleman had . asserted, that the treatment of persons who /Lid beeniralirii.nited in Lreland was disgraceful CoL,WooD called the _lion. Gentleman to orde r , his Hon. Friend had liOt =de any such assertion. - Mr. 14. MQuitt, in exylatnitipn, stated, chat what